Quantum: Science Gallery Bengaluru Exhibits The Story Of Forgotten Pioneers

Science Gallery Bengaluru opened its new season, Quantum, featuring 34 works of science, art, and design from six countries. The gallery describes its quantum showcase as "an exhibition-season built around not knowing." It explores forgotten Indian pioneers and women in physics, using installations to spark conversations instead of lectures.

They share the same 'ancient roots,' but why can birds fly while crocodiles can't? Scientists finally have the answer.

Crocodiles and birds originated 250 million years ago from a common ancestor. Scientists now believe the crocodile lineage was originally warm-blooded before reverting to a cold-blooded metabolism. This change likely saved them from extinction 66 million years ago. Today, their low metabolic rates mean they simply cannot fly like birds.